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Title: Sentence Types


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Sentence Types
  • Sentence Structure

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Simple Sentences
  • Simple sentences have just one clause.
  • They may have additional phrases.
  • Example
  • I went to the park to eat a hamburger.
  • Kyle, Keith, and Doug, my best friend from
    middle school, went to the playhouse and watched
    Shakespeares Hamlet.

3
Coordinating Conjunctions
  • F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.
  • For
  • And
  • Nor
  • But
  • Or
  • Yet
  • So

4
Compound Sentence
  • Two or more clauses joined with a coordinating
    conjunction.
  • Using commas between clauses is optional.
  • Example
  • I went home so I could get some sleep.
  • Doug did his math work but he got some wrong, yet
    he didnt mind.

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Subordinating Conjunctions
  • Most common subordinators

After Now that When
Although Once Whenever
As Since Where
Because That Wherever
Before Though While
Even if Unless
If Until
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Complex Sentences
  • Two or more clauses joined with a subordinating
    conjunction.
  • If you begin a sentence with a subordinating
    conjunction, there MUST be a comma after the
    first clause.
  • Unless you want trouble, you should stop.
  • You should stop because Im getting mad.

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Compound-Complex Sentences
  • Has an independent clause and at least two
    dependent clauses, one of which is joined with a
    coordinating conjunction and one with a
    subordinating conjunction.
  • Examples
  • Because I paid attention, I got an A on the test
    and I was so happy.
  • I went home because it was getting late, but I
    had to wait on the porch until my mom got home
    anyway.

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Practice
  1. Read and analyze each sentence.
  2. Determine whether the sentence is simple,
    compound, complex, or compound-complex.
  3. Write your answer.

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  • The weather has been nice but it may snow again
    any day.

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2
  • Ever since the big blowout, she and I havent
    gotten along.

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3
  • Dad brought candy because he felt bad.

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4
  • If you want to go on the trip, you should bring
    your signed permission slip and Ill collect it
    before we go.

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5
  • I left before the fight started.

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  • Candy rots your teeth and TV makes you lazy, but
    I still like them.

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  • He will call your home unless you are passing.
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